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Spilyqy Tymoo, Wqi-m Springs, Oregon
February 17, 2005
Birth announcements
Nathaniel Charles
LcClalre
Louis Dean LcClaire and
Nicole Videll Jjck are pleased
to announce the birth of their
son Nathaniel Charles
LcClaire, born Dec. 27, 2004.
Ronald Waylon Kalama
Michael Kalama and Jen
nifer Tufti are pleased to an
nounce the birth of their son
Ronald Waylon Kalama, born
January 16. At birth Ronald
weighed seven pounds and
one ounce, and measured 20
inches in length. He joins
brothers DeAndre and Sidney,
and sister Michaela. Father's
parents are Ronald Kalama
and Wanda VanPelt. Mother's
parents are Ferman Tufti Sr.
and Laura Tufti.
Robert Ray Warner
Allan Warner Sr. and
Louisa Tuckta are pleased to
announce the birth of their
son Robert Ray Warner, born
January 27. At birth Robert
weighed eight pounds four
ounces, and measured 20 and
one-half inches in length.
Tanaya Ida Mac Tewce
Diamond Tewee and
Rebecca R. Adams are pleased
to announce the birth of their
daughter Tanaya Ida Mae
Tewee, born January 29. At birth
Tanaya weighed five pounds,
5.8 ounces, and measured 18
inches in length. Grandparents
are Floyd Tewee Sr. and Vivian
Youngman, and Arlita and Lyle
Rhoan Sr. Great grandparents
are Elizabeth Rhoan, and the late
Amiale Rhoan.
Illiana Hazclynn Hancc
James and Farrell Hance are
pleased to announce the birth
of their daughter, Illiana
Hazelynn Hance, born January
31. At birth Illiana weighed six
pounds and eight ounces, and
measured 20 inches in length.
Grandparents are Bob and
Evelyne Richards of Califor
nia; and the late i lazel Lucei
of Warm Springs.
Hilda Victoria
Contreras Cibrian
Cerilio Contreras Jr. and
Veronia Cibrian are pleased to
announce the birth of their
daughter, Hilda Victoria
Contreras Cibrian, born Feb
ruary 2. At birth Hilda weighed
eight pounds and 8.6 pounces,
and measured 20 inches in
length. The grandparents are
Ana Marie Gomez de la Rosa,
of Mexico, and Hilda
Banderas Pena of Madras.
Avan John Garcia
Aldo Allen Rhoan Garcia
and Delia Rae Suppah of
Warm Springs are pleased to
announce the birth of their
son Avan John Garcia, born
February 5. At birth Avan
weighed six pounds 13 ounces,
and measured 20 inches in
length.
Howlak Tichum
Silas Martin Poitra
August 22, 1976
to January 11, 2005
On January 11, 2005,
Silas Poitra expired. Over
night services were held in
the Poitra home on January
13, with Pat Tanewasha and
Norman Lucei officiating
Shaker services. Silas was
taken to the Agency
Longhouse on January 14 for
2 o'clock dressing. Overnight
Washut services were held
and conducted by Rex
Robinson and Fred
Wallulatum.
On January 15, 2005 Silas
was laid to rest at the Agency
Cemetery.
Silas Martin Poitra leaves
behind his father Lester R.
Poitra, mom Peggy Williams,
brothers Will, Spencer, Josh,
Woods and one sister Wilona
Poitra. He also left behind his
nieces Laura, Jackie, Renee,
and a nephew Tyrell Poitra all
whom he was a caregiver for.
His other nieces are
Roshonda, and Rhonda, and
nephews Coby and Issae
Poitra. Silas has a niece
Aalinah and nephew Jaden
Poitra who reside in Wapato.
Silas leaves behind numer
ous grandparents, uncles,
aunties and cousins from
Warm Springs, Belcourt,
North Dakota, Lake Oswego,
Beatty and Chiloquin.
Silas was an active
outdoorsman, hunting, hunt
ing, more hunting, fishing,
picking huckleberries and
root digging.
Silas leaves behind hunting
family and friends George W.,
Kevin W., Archie C, Craig S.,
Tom W., Eric L., Mar M.,
WLP, J Dean, Will, Trent,
Spencer, Moose and many
others who had been a big
part of his life.
Silas also leaves behind
many friends in Warm
Springs, Washington, Okla
homa, Colorado, Montana,
Texas, Utah, and California.
My prayers are for his
family, friends and Silas' Na
tive Pride & CLK.
August powwow
! A powwow honoring war
riors, veterans, ROTC and Jun
ior ROTC, and in memory of
jitwai Cindy Gilbert Sohappy, is
scheduled for August at the
Agency Longhouse. The pow
wow had been scheduled for
December 2004, but was de
layed. Rene Sohappy, organizer,
is asking artists to submit art
work that will be used to
silkscreen jackets, which will be
given to veterans. Sohappy is
hoping to have two designs cho
sen by March 26.
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Passing by the Rainbow Market in recent weeks, you might
have noticed this tree by the Deschutes River. The tree has
since been gnawed down completely by what appear to be a
beaver; this picture was taken a few days before the tree fell.
The Spilyay Tymoo received a call from Roxanne Mclnturff,
owner of Rainbow Market, about the tree, as she noticed it
getting thinner at its trunk. Beavers often prefer to eat
seaweed, clover and other herbaceous vegetation during warm
weather, instead of the green bark (cambium) of trees. In
areas with harsh winters, though, they normally need to
prepare an underwater food cache of branches.
Courses teach
computer skills
Seven different computer
courses are available at the
Warm Springs Computer Learn
ing Center in the Education
Building through the end of
February and March.
Classes are scheduled for
half-days, cither morning or af
ternoon, running from 9 a.m. to
noon or from 1 to 4 p.m.
Students start with the Intro
duction or Beginning class sub
ject program and then may ad
vance to Intermediate or Advanced-level
training.
Beginning Access includes
Access basics. Students learn to
create database tables, forms,
queries and reports. It is sched
uled Feb. 22, 24 and March 1
and 3, from 1 to 4 p.m. The fee
is $35.
Smart Computing is offered
Feb. 23 from 9 a.m. to noon.
Students can learn how to pro
tect their computers from get
ting viruses and spyware while
surfing the Internet and check
ing their email and how to test
and remove viruses and spyware
if their computer gets them.
The cost is $10.
Excel Time Card Training is
offered either March 1 or 3.
PowerPoint Basics is offered
March 2.
Early registration is required
so that enough materials avail
able for each student. For more
information on these and other
courses, call the Education De
partment at 553-3591.
Jo's Coffee Corral
Regular Coffee
Cafe Lattes
Mocha's
Capuccino
Italian soda's
Bagels, cinnamon rolls,
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95 Ford Explorer grey, 4x4 auto $4,995
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94 Toyota Four Runner $6,995
99 Ford Contour $3,495
99 Chev Tahoe $8,495
98 Suzuki Sidekick $6,995
97 Honda Accord $7,495
94 Ford Taurus $2,395
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88 Mitsubishi Mighty
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5-speed
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95 Nissan Maxima
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